Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-26
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lavish their kisses on dimpled shoulder:
and arms. As it Is not safe to limit
the baby trousseeu to this style in 6
climate as changeeble as ours, only
dTessy fabrics will be used such as very
sheer muslins or open embroideries. The
latter is exceedingly pretty and by nc
means expensive. Buy piece embroidery
and make the entire dress of the pattern.
Cut the skirt long enough to clear the
ground and very scanJ IN front, keeping
all the gathers in the back. Make the
waist strait, but do not att mpt to
keep the finished edge, uncut, because it
will be disappointing unless you are q
skilled needleWoman. Have short sleeves
a trife wider than straps, and edge them
and the neck with the same embroidery.
| The children of CrOesus have white satin
pettiCoats to wear with these afternoon
dresses, and the simmer through the
open meshes is very pleasing. With such
a gown broad-brimmed fat is worn,
! trimmed with simple band of white
ribbon tied in the back with two ends
| reaching almost to the bottom of the
dress. a narrow white ribbon is put
about the babY's neck and tied under the
ear. Sashes are not regarded as dressy
any more by infantiIe modistes, and only
morning gowns or house slips are So Or
namented. Coral clasps are again in use
for sleeves, and tiny bracelets are put
about the fat little wrists of the girls.
Nainsook and fine lawns when used for
low necked dresses are gaTnished with
narrow MORE Ribbon, three rows being
run about the skirt, quite near the hem,
and drawn round the neck. Cambrics
are pretty with d deep hem, but must be
laundried without starch Inter Ocean.
NEW HATS.
The July hats promise many surprises.
Some of chip are being trimmed with
muslin, and will have bare space left
for bunch of field flowers, to be tied
and fastened On with bonnet pin. All
the lnidsumTer hats are large, ana
meant to be worn over the face. The
bTim, to be fashionable, must measure az
least eight inches. If ne face admits,
this broad eXpanse is tscked up over one
or both.sides, and ornamented with rib
bon loops Of plumes. Those pinned up
in the back in coloniaL style are very
dashing, and may be enhSnced by
bunch Of short tips. Sash ribbon bows
are put on all these fats, Gainsboroughs
of two tones are worn with racing
costumes, aud white ones prevail at
eastern weddings.
NOTES.
Dress bonnets ere very small.
Jersey bodices daily find 8 larger range.
Heliotrope is par excellence the ia
vCTed tint.
The newest surshsdes is Of tulle, with |
SEtin ribbons drawn through.
Babies -sre given low-neck and short |
sleeved frccks sgain this summer.
Bustles are so big that in spite OF all |
efforts they make dresses shorter in the |
back.
Flowers have ousted Jewels this sum-
mer. Nobody wears jewels. Everybody |
wears flowers.
Enormous hoop earrings are relics of
aboriginal styles which seem 20 be reviv-
ing in favor.
The hair is still dressed very high on
the top of tie head, snd the form is
Dinched in and pointed.
On wash dresses veTg narrow plaitiDes
and rutties are used 10 finish the bottoms
Of skirts.
Amber beads. SID amber ornaments of
clear tones make the most Rsthetic of all
of 8 white toilet.
Roman sash drapeTies with white wool
dresses are fashionable and aesthetic in
one.
Bebe ribbon OF black velvet is worn
bout the throat and tied behind. This
ibbon is of the narrowest width that is
old.
Narrow shaped lace flchus in black,